Properties of Bromine
1. Bromine is a reddish-brown liquid, which is easy to volatilize. It will condense into a solid at low temperature, and it will boil when it is higher than 58.78℃. Once volatilized, it will produce a reddish-brown gas, which is irritating to the human digestive tract, respiratory tract, and mucous membranes.
2. It is a very lively chemical element, flammable and explosive. Combining with metal powders such as arsenic and antimony will generate sparks and cause explosions, and the binding force with hydrogen is very strong.
3. Soluble in alcohol, ether, potassium bromide and other solutions and alkalis, also in water.
4. Strong corrosiveness. General metals, rubber and plastics can be corroded, only natural stone and glass are relatively stable in combination.
